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Out to Innovate™ 2012 will be a two-day career summit for LGBT students, faculty and professionals in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Join us October 13-14, 2012 at Ohio State University in Columbus for a weekend of sharing, mentoring, learning, workshops, poster session, and career resources. A limited number of two types of Registration Scholarships for Students are available; the deadline to apply for these scholarships is September 15th, get details. National Organization of Gay and Lesbian Scientists and Technical Professionals (NOGLSTP) presents “Out to Innovate™ 2012”, a summit intended to bring together LGBT and Ally high school, college and […]

On September 11th Peter Van Emburgh ’02 took over @BisonINCareers on Twitter and gave us a “day in the life” as the Director of Strategic Consulting in the Global Corporate Services practice of CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate services firm. If you are interested in real estate, finding out what a consultant does, getting your MBA, a management major, or just want to learn more about the various career options, see what Peter had to say or connect with him (at the end of the day Peter gives you his email, that = huge for networking!). Peter, a management major at […]

Upon graduation do you have dreams of going into a dark library and never returning? Losing touch friends and family for another 4 years? Studying for the Bar and missing 2 months of life? Great, then Law School is for you! I’m kidding of course. The path to Law School is not easy but for some people it’s the perfect one and that’s why we have some great Pre-Law programs this Fall to help you get ready for your [non-existent] life after Bucknell! Mock LSAT – Sept. 8 at Noon in Coleman 221; BRIDGE registration required – 9/7 deadline The […]

Re-sharing some tips I learned from the Intern Queen when she came to campus (way back when) regarding interviewing and the increasingly popular Skype interview. Here is my take on her tips: Always Wear Pants: This is a good lesson for life in general but we’ll just stick to the reasons why in regards to interviewing. You may think because you are sitting down in front of desk you won’t be able to see your legs but this is not a guarantee so let’s just err on the side of caution and put some pants on. Be Aware Your Surroundings: […]

Dream of working in State or Local Government, or on Capitol Hill? Then you should come learn about the  Capitol Hill Internship Program. The program: is open to all undergraduates, offers a stipend of up to $3,000 for the summer to selected student, and has competitive application process. Learn more about the application requirements and details about the program at one of the following the information sessions: Mon Sep 10, 12:00pm – 1:00pm, ELC 217 Thu Sep 27, 12:00pm – 1:00pm, ELC 217 Mon Oct 15, 5:00pm – 6:00pm, ELC 217 Mon Oct 29, 12:00pm – 1:00pm, ELC 217 Wed […]

Career Fairs, like Employer Expo (on 9/20) and other networking events provide an opportunity for you to explore careers, gather information from prospective employers, and develop contacts to use in the course of your job  or internship search. Companies attend these events for a variety of reasons: to increase awareness about their organization or the opportunities they offer; to identify potential candidates for future hiring needs; or to fill specific positions that may currently be available.  The Bucknell alumni and parents who attend CDC networking events are enthusiastic about sharing information regarding their career paths, as well as assisting students […]

August is ending with a BLUE MOON! I know this is a blog for the career center so we’ll tie that little shout out into taking advantage of rare opportunities. And now here’s what’s happening in the CDC: Monday, September 3 – Office Closed Tuesday, September 4 Sophomore Externship Orientation Session Noon – 1:00 pm, ELC Gallery Theatre (301) Thursday, September 6 Career Open House 11 – 2:00 pm, Career Development Center (Botany Building) Teach For America Info Session 6 – 7 pm, ELC Gallery Theatre (301) Saturday, September 8 Mock LSAT Noon, Coleman 221 Sign up on the BRIDGE by […]

While many of are decorating your new dorm rooms and reacquainting yourselves with the bustling metropolis of Lewisburg,  we know that some of you are packing up and heading off for some amazing places. Studying Abroad is an awesome experience , one not to be missed, but just because you are not in Lewisburg doesn’t mean you have to miss out on finding a great internship. We thought we’d share our tips on finding an internship while you are studying abroad. For Students Studying Aboad in the Fall Most internship searches are conducted successfully in the Spring, so going abroad in […]

Did you have a great internship or job for the summer? Awesome! Were you doing research or volunteering your time somewhere? Great! Bucknell students are known to have some pretty fabulous experiences over the summer and we’d love to know what you you did, so let us know (take our easy, quick survey)!  

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to job shadow a professional over winter break, plan on participating in the EXTERNSHIP PROGRAM. WHO CAN APPLY? The Class of 2015…that’s you Sophomores WHAT IS AN EXTERNSHIP? A short term (usually 2 day) career shadowing experience sponsored by a Bucknell alum, parent, or friend of the University. WHEN DO EXTERNSHIPS TAKE PLACE? Over a week in early January during Winter Break (unless otherwise stated by sponsor or arranged due to student needs). WHY SHOULD I APPLY FOR AN EXTERNSHIP? Every Sophomore! Why wouldn’t you? The program provides students an opportunity to learn about a […]

Drop by the CDC to have some free snacks and drinks and get to know us! Thursday, September 6 11 – 2 pm, drop by any time! CDC, Botany Building (by Taylor) FREE FOOD!  Whether First Year, Sophomore, Junior or Senior, we can suggest the next steps in your career journey.  You will not only meet the (amazingly nice and friendly) staff, get information, and the latest career handouts, but also be eligible for  give-aways and prizes.

Just like last year we will be publishing our “This Week In” post every Saturday to help you plan for the week ahead, and while our full schedule of programs doesn’t start until next week (Sept. 3) we wanted to remind you of our recurring programs. Quick Questions – walk-in hours for all sorts of things are every  Monday – Friday from 1:30 – 3:30 pm in the CDC, you just need to walk in! BRIDGE Quick Questions are Monday – Friday from 3:30 – 4:30, once you get the hang of the BRIDGE you will wonder what took you […]

The Writing Center has scheduled their workshops this fall to meet the needs of students who must send out resumes and graduate school applications soon.  In addition, our Thesis Proposal workshop is scheduled before the honors proposal is due, allowing you to talk with us and with peers about questions and concerns.  At these interactive workshops, you get to talk with Writing Center staff and with peers about how to create the document that best suits your situation. Whether you come with a draft or with nothing but questions, our workshops are designed to accommodate you.  Afterwards, feel free to […]

WHAT is the Bucknelll Professional Network (BPN)?  The purpose of the BPN is to provide students a forum to interact with alumni, parents and employers for professional and networking opportunities and to learn about industries in which they can apply their education and skills. WHY becoming a Network Student Member? Receive extra updates on program and events notifications Priority for attendance to network field trips and events Networking opportunities with  alumni, parents, and employers HOW can I become a student member of a network? To officially join a network complete this short form If you are interested in the Bucknell […]

The Washington Media Scholars Foundation creates scholarship, learning and career advancement opportunities for college students interested in public policy media strategy, research and management. The organization coordinates three programs of varying intensity to carry out this mission: Media Scholars Program: Provides undergraduates with valuable learning, career and scholarship opportunities. The program begins with the Media Plan Case Competition, requiring students to create a strategic media plan for a hypothetical public policy issue in a special election. Finalists earn an all-expense paid trip to Washington, DC for Media Scholars Week where they meet with media industry leaders and present their strategic […]